Quadratic Equations and Solving by Taking Square Roots

Solve:
x² - 49 = 0

• x = -7, x = 7
• x = -7
• x = 7
• x = -7, x = 1

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Solve by taking square roots:
5m² + 1 = 6

• m = 0
• m = 1 or -1
• m = √7
• m = 7/5 m = -7/5

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When solving a quadratic equation, when do you use the plus or minus (±) symbol?

• After taking the square root of both sides

• After adding the square to both sides

• After taking half of b

• After setting the equation equal to zero

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The graph of a quadratic function is called

• a line
• a hyperbola
• a parabola
• a cubic

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Standard form of a quadratic equation

• y=x²
• y=ax²+bx+c
• y=mx+b
• y=x

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3x² - 4 is a quadratic

• true
• false

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What are the green dots called?

• axis of symmetry
• vertex
• parabola
• roots or x-intercepts

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Solve using square roots.
4m² - 100 = 0

• m=25, -25
• m=96
• m=5, -5
• m=-96

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CCSS.HSA.REI.B.4

2x²=100

• x = √25
• x = ±5√2
• x = √100
• x = ±√5

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CCSS.HSA.REI.B.4

x² = 8

• x = ±4
• x = ±2√2
• x = ±4√2
• x = ±√4

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